Alkaline storage battery with group of spiral electrodes
AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsHideo Kasuga, Tadashi Ise, Nobuyasu Ishimaru
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AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsHideo Kasuga, Tadashi Ise, Nobuyasu Ishimaru
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An alkaline storage battery including a group of spiral electrodes composed of positive and negative electrode plates spirally wound with a separator interposed therebetween and contained in a metallic cell casing used as an external terminal, wherein the group of spiral electrodes is formed at its central portion with a space defined by a winding core during the winding process of the electrode plates and is provided with a first current-collector welded to an upper end of one of the electrode plates and a second current-collector welded to a lower end of the other electrode plate, wherein the second current-collector is welded to an internal surface of the bottom of the cell casing without being welded to an end portion of the other plate located at the outermost periphery of the group of spiral electrodes, and wherein the other electrode plate at the outermost periphery of the group of spiral electrodes is pressed into contact with an internal peripheral wall of the cell casing.
An alkaline storage battery including a group of spiral electrodes composed of positive and negative electrode plates spirally wound with a separator interposed therebetween and contained in a metallic cell casing used as an external terminal, said group of spiral electrodes being formed at its central portion with a space defined by a winding core during the winding process of the electrode plates and having a first current-collector welded to an upper end of one of the electrode plates and a second current-collector welded to a lower end of the other electrode plate,
An alkaline storage battery including a group of spiral electrodes composed of positive and negative electrode plates spirally wound with a separator interposed therebetween and contained in a metallic cell casing used as an external terminal, said group of spiral electrodes being formed without any space at its central portion and having a first current-collector welded to an upper end of one of the electrode plates and a second current-collector welded to a lower end of the other electrode plate,
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